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/byd.ʒɛ/
Translation
budget
Word origin
Borrowed back from English 'budget', which itself came from Old French bougette ('little bag'), a diminutive of bouge, from Latin bulga ('leather pouch'). The chancellor's money bag named the accounts inside it.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- bougette
- English cognates
- budget, bulge
Grammar
Examples
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The city's budget was passed yesterday.
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We do not have the budget for this project.
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Police budgets are going to rise.
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She is drawing up next year's budget.
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This film cost twice its budget.
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